This project will make up a mock server for Tile38 that you can define your desired responses with respect of passed command. It can run on a port and you can communicate with it by redis protocol. Best for testing your application with low overhead.
To start using Tile38 Mock install go and get it with:
go get -u github.com/anvari1313/tile38-mock
Each instance of tile38_mock.MockServer
is responsible for an instance of tile38 server.
- First of all import the package
- Create a new instance with
CreateMockServer
. - Set commands and their responses with
SetStringResponse
. - Init the server with address and port.
Sample Code:
import "github.com/anvari1313/tile38-mock"
...
s := tile38_mock.CreateMockServer() // Create a new mock server instance
// Set command and responses
s.SetStringResponse([]string{"set", "key", "value"}, []string{"OK"}) // SET KEY VALUE -> OK
s.SetStringResponse([]string{"get", "key"}, []string{"VALUE"}) // GET KEY -> VALUE
s.SetStringResponse([]string{"got", "key"}, []string{"VALUE1", "VALUE1"}) // GOT KEY -> 1)VALUE1 2)VALUE2
_ = s.Init(":1024") // Run the server on port 1024
NOTE: Be aware that tcp server will run in a separate go routine and the init function is non blocking.